Comments by "Barrie Rodliffe" (@barrierodliffe4155) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

A typical bully, he only beats and fights those unable to fight back, a hero in his own mind when driving into and over people with a two ton weapon, a coward when he has to face up to his actios.
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@russell-di8js And the prosecution, he convicted himself, they let him do it.
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@SpicyTexan64 You are not a judge, she did the job very well and gave him no room for an appeal against his sentence.
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@SteveMHN I am sure I heard him say at one stage of the trial I have had many jobs, I did wonder about that. I did know someone who went through most of his life with only two jobs that I am aware of, he went on dozens of welfare paid courses and showed his complete lack of any real skill, he was even paid by welfare to do a volunteer job that others of us did for no pay, myself included. this man treated women and children badly as well, he didn't kill anyone as far as I know but he would lose his temper, he tried to rell me what to do so I told him where to go.
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He was very brave against women and children especially when in an SUV but a real coward and mothers boy.
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Brooks "I object, that is not my name" Judge "OK mr Brooks".
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@emilywickler8871 But knowing he will spend the rest of his life locked up is at least some compensation.
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@jomesias Noted Mr Brooks.
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The Fort getting taken away and his reaction was hilarious.
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@terencemarshall What is wrong with emotions? I listened to what he did to not only the 6 who died but all the others he injured, some of them so badly that they were almost given up for dead. I found it hard to hear all of the details, he just played with his pencil/ If Darrel Brooks had any empathy he would never have shown so much disresepect, I loved the way the trial ended and his having to listen to the Prosecutor and the judge.
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I am quite sure the jury knew he was guilty from the start, it must ave been an ordeal to have to sit through the whole trial and listen to Brooks when they knew that they individually would find him guilty on all counts.
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There are certain people that I find repulsive, Brooks is one of them, he has no respect for anyone, he doesn't care who gets hurt, I find it hard to understand how he could drive through and over people like that, there is something very wrong with him. Then he tries to deny and defend his actions, he tried every trick he could think of and fooled no one.
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@TruthHurtzButHealz No guarantee of anything in life well brought up children go off the rails, I knew a father who had three children, he was kind but strict, one grew up ok but married the wrong girl according to his father, one got pregnant and married at 16, later she got rid of her husband who ended up in prison and she did fine eventually, the youngest was a really lovely child but but had a complete breakdown as a teenager and I hope she recovered but the last I heard was still having treatment many years later. Some killers do not come from a broken home, some just seem to be born bad, some people come from broken homes and turn out really well, there is no escuse for Chile, he is old enough to have learnt about life.
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@jamesnoonan9302 I have driven in a parade, with a trailer with children on throwing sweets out to other children lining the road, there were also groups walking and dancing , it was at low speed with the road blocked off, everyone knew that and no one tried to drive through the parade with crowds of people. I have also hit a pedestrian once, he ran out between stationary vehicles, he didn't see me until too late and I didn't honk, I hit the brakes and turned to try to avoid him, almost driving into oncoming traffic, he was uninjured because my car only hit him at low speed and didn't run him over, I was really shaken up by it and it was all I could do to drive and park the car, I was on my way back to work and let my brother drive the car home, I went to a pub for a few drinks and caught a bus home, I was still shaking when I got to the pub.
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